Cinderella 99 Fast Version

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Basic infos

Cinderella 99 Fast Version is an mostly sativa from Quebec Cannabis Seeds and can be cultivated indoors and outdoors (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±45 days) Quebec Cannabis Seeds's Cinderella 99 Fast Version is/was never available as feminized seeds.

Quebec Cannabis Seeds Description

The fast version of the Cinderella 99 strain we also carry, you can expect a flowering time of approximately 4 weeks indoors. These are not autoflowering cannabis seeds; they merely speed up the flowering time for faster harvest yields. This means you’ll be able to harvest weeks sooner than the original Cinderella 99 strain would normally allow. Considered the holy grail of cannabis strains, Cinderella 99, or C’99, is a phenomenon of a plant. What’s special about this speedy growing version is that it takes on the same high and taste as a similar landrace sativa – that normally takes about half a year to flower properly. Instead of 6 months, or even the 6 to 7 weeks you must wait for the original C’99, this fast version is ready in 4. From seed to full-blown maturity, 4 weeks is one of the fastest flowering times that we offer. On top of the astounding speed in which this fast version of C’99 matures, the top of the buds are heavily sugar-coated. An impressive specimen for its trichome profile alone, we look at the two exceptional parent plants that put this variety together. Crossed from Pineapple and Grapefruit, both derived from the original Brothers Grimm C’99, we’re taken full circle for how this strain was created.